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At 1 dpi, we noted increased infection in myd88−/− embryos compared with wild types, which was quantifiable by bacterial pixel counting (Fig. 5D,E,G).

We need to commit to ambitions which are quantifiable and against which we can be judged (we are a business of bean counters after all).

The MDGs reflect the obsession that donor countries currently have with indicator-based, low-trust accountability, where that which is quantifiable is valued and that which is not (eg democratic deficit) counts for less.

This can be manifested in the form of risks which are quantifiable.

From a practical point of view, this is encouraging, since networks (the properties of which are quantifiable) represent another means by which crime prevention efforts can be concentrated.

Principal benefits resulting from the improved thermal conductivity of the bentonitic mixture are consequent in sizing of the total thermal exchange surface between the geothermal probes and the subsoil, which is quantifiable taking into account the probe cross-section (diameter) and its total length (function of linear meters of perforation).

Preventative measures for the post spinal cord injury (SCI) population include prescription of a supportive thick cushion on the wheelchair, in order to better distribute loads between the buttocks and support surface (which are quantifiable using interface pressure measurements), and potentially, to minimize internal soft tissue loads (which are typically unknown).

Finally, the relative affinity of each candidate ligand, which is quantifiable together with the reference ligand in the PMFS and its concentrated extract, is approximated via Eq. (6) as described below.

Immunization, like other technical programs at USAID, has continued to be influenced by the force of performance indicators and the current program is heavily influenced by global and bilateral performance targets, which are quantifiable, time-sensitive, mortality reduction objectives.

Note that, unlike our previous work examining post-error slowing [12], which was a quantifiable behavioral change, a stop success trial did not involve a reaction time.

We were only able to include associations between determinants of health and health outcomes for which there was quantifiable evidence.